Shares are up 5% to $64.07 apiece after the luxury winter-wear seller received some positive commentary and encouraging valuations from Wall Street.

In a note sent on to clients on Monday, Cowen analyst Oliver Chen called the earnings “very impressive,” and noted the company’s guidance of 25%+ EPS growth for 2019. Chen stressed the importance of Canada Goose’s shift to a direct-to-consumer model. DTC sales rose 160% in the fourth-quarter year-over-year, and that trend is set to continue, according to Chen. He raised his price target tp $63 a share.

Monday’s advance comes after shares soared more than 30% on Friday following the retailer’s strong fourth-quarter results. Canada Goose announced earnings of C$0.07 a share, easily beating the $0.09 loss that analysts were expecting. Revenue came in at C$124.82 million, beating estimates of C$74.6 million.

The same day, the company announced in a press release that it plans to open three new stores in North America. The stores will be in New Jersey, Montreal, and British Columbia.